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  1. Luckyduck2

    2013 SEED/PLANT/GARDENING SWAP

    Thanks SilkieSensation! I just noticed that I was looking at the "joined" date under rbaker0345's profile. Whoops.
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    Anybody....

    This section is for organized swaps only. Please see the rules at the top of this forum. All ads need to go in the BST section. ~Thanks, Staff
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    2013 SEED/PLANT/GARDENING SWAP

    Shoot, I just noticed that the last post is like 2 years old! Is this thing still going?
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    2013 SEED/PLANT/GARDENING SWAP

    Anybody on here happen to have any heirloom beans for trade? Here's a list of what I have that I would be willing to get rid of. I do not care too much about how old the seeds are as long as there not older than 3 years. Corn, "Country Gentleman" Squash, "Blue Hubbard" Onion, "Red Burgundy"...
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    new goal: learning to "eat my yard"

    I've mentioned plantains above, I've only tried them raw so far. (Maybe because I'm too lazy to get up and make my own food, since my mom doesn't want to cook stuff like that.) You can also make flour out of plantain seeds. I have tried dandelion tea (made with only the root) before and it does...
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    Muscovy keepers share your pics!

    I can see it!
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    american giant homers

    I've been interested in getting piqeons for a while, and am trying to get a breed that can be used for as many things as possible. Is there a pure white variety of the American Giant Homer pigeon? Can somebody get a picture of one of these homers with a chicken next to it? And Hoss1975, where...
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    buy goose eggs?

    I live in Lucas (Richland co.) which I think is pretty close to Youngstown. Yeah, we've been having some odd weather here lately. We have a pair of Toulouse geese laying late now. I do not know how to handle shipped the eggs, and my guess would be that the temp in Texas may just fry the eggs on...
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    buy goose eggs?

    What state are you in? And what breed are you looking for? May be able to help you out...
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    Guess the breed-Chicken

    Darnit! This is harder than I thought. One more try... it's an "I don't know what it is" chicken!
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    Guess the breed-Chicken

    Darnit! This is harder than I thought. One more try... it's an "I don't know what it is" chicken!
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    Guess the breed-Chicken

    Darnit! This is harder than I thought. One more try... it's an "I don't know what it is" chicken!
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    mystery animal eating my veggies

    Could you get a picture?
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    Pumpkin Harvest!? Help!!!

    Try piercing the skin of one of the pumpkins with your fingernail, if you can't make a dent in the skin of the pumpkin, then it should be ready.
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    need help identifying this plant/flower.

    I've noticed that ants really love my okra plants when they are in flower. And I haven't noticed any bees in them. Any similarity?
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    need help identifying this plant/flower.

    Peony. Interesting tidbit of information, I've never heard that before!
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    Help Identify Weed

    Pepperweed, grows all over in well-drained soil. The seedpods are edible and have a peppery flavor. Please confirm this with either another BYC member or do a google search yourself if plan to try eating it!
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    Cutworms

    You can put cardboard collars around the base of the plants to prevent the cutworms from getting to the stem, just make sure to have about an inch of cardboard below ground and one above.
  19. Luckyduck2

    The Benefits of Guinea Fowl?

    Wow, that's a lot of guineas! How load is it when they all start screeching? Maybe I'll have to try some more guineas. I could definitely use them, I went out walking in a field today, and walked out with about five ticks on my leg. Creepy!
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    Muscovy keepers share your pics!

    The only other thing that I could think of at the moment that wasn't already stated is that they have long, sharp claws, so be careful if you pick it up.
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